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IP3 Network Users’ Advisory Committee Cold Regions Hydrology Users’ Group. Bob Reid IP3 Network Final Results Workshop 9 September 2011. IP3 Network - Cold Regions Hydrology. IP3 Network Established in Spring 2006 - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
IP3 Network Users’ Advisory Committee
Cold Regions Hydrology Users’ Group
Bob ReidIP3 Network Final Results Workshop
9 September 2011
IP3 Network - Cold Regions Hydrology
IP3 Network Established in Spring 2006
At 1st Workshop in Saskatoon, Oct 06, desire and need was expressed for a Users’ Advisory Committee
IP3 Network: Users’ Advisory Committee
Chair & Ex-Officio Members of UAC
Established January 2007 Potential members identified
and contacted UAC Terms of Reference drafted
Approved by Board of Directors, March 2007
IP3- Users’ Advisory Committee:Terms of ReferencePurpose: Provide advice to the IP3 Science
Committee on users’ needs for research
Provide feedback on IP3 Science from the users’ perspective
Assist in identifying funding sources for the Network, including areas for collaboration
Terms of Reference- cont’d
Represent a broad spectrum of users within the study areas
Serve as a link between the Science Committee and the public
IP3 Users’ Advisory Committee: Membership
Hydro Utilites NWT Power Corp, Yukon Energy
Corp, Manitoba Hydro, BC Hydro Government
AB Environment; AB Parks, AB Sustainable Resources Development
Parks Canada Water Resources Division AANDC
(INAC) Yukon Executive Council & Water
Resources Division
IP3 User Advisory Committee: Membership
Other Agencies, NGOs Deline Renewable Resources
Council Bow River Basin Council U of Calgary, Biogeosciences Inst. Western Watersheds Climate
Research Collaborative UN Water for Life Decade Columbia Basin Trust
IP3 Users’ Advisory Committee: Activities
Users’ Session - IP3 Science workshops Waterloo, WLU, Nov 2007 Whitehorse, Nov 2008 Lake Louise, Oct 2009 (incl WC2N)
Users/Stakeholders Workshop Canmore, March 2008
CRHM Workshop/Outreach Sessions Yellowknife, Oct 2010
IP3 Users’ Advisory Committee Users/Stakeholders Community
Workshop - Canmore, March 2008 > 75 attendees at public session > 60 participants from govt and
industry UAC dinner meeting with Mayor
Casey of Canmore
Canmore Stakeholders Workshop: Sponsorship
UAC members: NT Power Corp Bow River BC WWCRC DIAND Water
Resources
Others CFCAS CWN CFC-W CWRA-CSHS Lafarge
Canada
Canmore Stakeholders Workshop
Key Messages – Water Mgr Needs: Flow trends in small watersheds Better data SWE & sublimation rates Real-time data for flood forecasting Improve data quality and accessibility Better modelling – easy to use, standard To relate hydrology with ecosystems To identify climate change effects Commitment to long term monitoring Better comms of science to users &
public
Stakeholders WorkshopIP3 Responses: Bimonthly Newsletter on Website Outreach – new techniques, data, models Improved linkages – scientists and users IP3 Legacy – reports, pubs, books, models Media Information Kits Data Archive Partnerships and links bet science and
industry
IP3 Users Advisory Ctte -> Cold Regions Hydrology – Users Group IP3 and WC2N merged in 2009 –
UAC expanded and renamed as “Cold Regions Hydrology User’s Group”
CRHUG Membership Survey, 2009/10
CRHUG Membership Survey Questions
1. Does CRHUG need to continue past IP3?Are CWRA or CGU adequate venues?
2. Are other IP3 theme projects needed? 3.Have IP3 science findings, models and
products been useful?4. Is there need to continue hydromet, ice,
snow monitoring; or to increase networks?5. What science, data, models are needed?6. Opportunities to continue IP3 study sites?
Membership Survey Responses5 responses all supportive with
suggestions.Of note:1. CRHUG activities are flexible timing and
location, CWRA/CGU are too big, too far, not able to go
6. All IP3 Sites will continue but most scaled way back.
IP3 Users’ Advisory Committee
Questions?
IP3 Users’ Advisory CommitteeQuestions? Was IP3 – UAC/CRHUG helpful to
science committee?